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Service Standard
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Bartender image and appearance label
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Knowledge of the signature drink of the day (with and without alcohol)
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The Bartender is always on duty.
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Address guests within one minute of their arrival.
Welcoming Guests to the Bar - Bartender
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We will acknowledge guests within 30 seconds of them entering the bar.
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As the guest approaches the bar, make eye contact and smile and give a polite greeting (remembering the body language SOP): “Good Morning!” “Good Afternoon!”
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If you are not able to greet guests immediately, still give a polite acknowledgement and inform the guests you will be with them momentarily.
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Introduces yourselves: “Good (…)! My name is (…). I will be your bartender today” “May I have your name?”
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Make eye contact with guests, smile, use the guest’s name, and offer a beverage following one of the examples below: “Mrs. (...), may I offer you our specialty drink today, which is t(…)?”
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Explanation of the drink of the today:
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This cocktail is based on the signature beverage cocktail of the day. - “Mrs. (...) our specialty drink today is the Lucian Sunrise. It would be my pleasure to prepare one for you!”
Offering a Beverage to a Guest - Bartender
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Once you have welcomed / greeted a guest, make a suggestion of a drink you feel best might suit the guest. Make eye contact with the guest, smile, use the guest’s name, and offer a beverage.
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"Place a cocktail napkin in front of guest and say:
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“Mrs. (…), may I offer you a Piña Colada?” - “May I interest you in our local beers, Mr. (…) ?”"
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If the guest orders water, juice, a soft drink, please use a Highball.
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Further inquire about how they would like their beverage: “Would like your drink” - “On the rocks or Straight up” – Offered when Martini’s or Single spirits are requested. - “Shaken or Stirred” – Offered when Martini’s are requested - “Wet or Dry” – Offered when Martini’s are requested
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You have 2 minutes to offer guests a drink from the time they enter your bar.
Suggesting a Beverage to a Guest - Bartender
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After you have greeted the guests and welcomed them to your bar, suggest a specific cocktail. This is particularly effective when you are busy and the guest is indecisive: “May I offer you our famous Mojito, Mr. (…)?”
Order Taking - Bartender
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After you take a guest’s order.
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Repeat it back to ensure accuracy.
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If a specific ingredient is not available, inform the guest and offer a substitute.
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Offer to take the ladies orders first
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If a guest is not ready to order or unsure about the order, make a suggestion If the lady is still not ready, switch to the gentleman.
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Prepare the drink to standards.
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Adjust and make the drink as the guest has requested it, if needed (recipes have been standardized, however we are here to please our guests if they want a “classic drink/cocktail” prepared in a different way).
Bidding Farewell
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We will bid farewell by thanking the guest for coming, using the guest’s name, wishing that they enjoy the rest of the day (or their night) and inviting them back.
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Team Member just walking by: “Thank you for joining us! Have a wonderful day!” - “Thank you for joining us Sir, Madam! We will be here all week just for you!”